News about the Township of Washington, N.J.
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—After nearly a decade of on-again, off-again negotiations between township officials and owners of 450 Pascack Road, a mostly wooded 3.2 acre sliver of property between Ridgewood Boulevard […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Under a $469,500 contract the Township Council approved October to hire Matina & Son of Hackensack to complete the commuter lot and drainage improvements adjacent to the new […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Representatives from the police and public works departments told the town council on Nov. 8 that moving council and court chambers to the second floor of a new […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A Superior Court judge in Bergen County has set a March 28, 2024 trial date for a lawsuit filed by 660 Pascack Realty LLC against the township’s Zoning […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A township advisory committee focused on traffic flow around Washington Elementary School during school drop-off and pick-up times—a longtime safety concern—hopes to meet with Westwood Regional school officials […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Several Township Council members sounded the alarm about noise concerns Oct. 16 expressed by residents while they were out visiting local neighborhoods during election season. At least three […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Immaculate Heart Academy observed World Mental Health Day on Oct. 10, helping raise awareness and offering support to those suffering with a mental illness. As part of its commemoration of this day, […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Town business administrator Mark DiCarlo confirmed on Oct. 2 that a “significant sinkhole” has developed west of the crest of the hill on Washington Avenue, past Van Emburgh […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—Town officials hope to hear from police department and public works (DPW) representatives at their next meeting, Oct. 2, before making a decision on which of three proposed […]
TOWNSHIP OF WASHINGTON—A township councilwoman voiced concerns Sept. 18 over an engineering proposal to pipe and cover an “unnamed tributary” that runs behind at least four Meisten Street homes, wondering […]
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